Patients were subsequently stratified into two groups (≤25 years and >25 years), and no statistically significant results were found for any of the three transaminases (GOT, GPT, GGT) that indicated that our patients had a higher degree of liver disease in childhood and that it progressively disappeared as adulthood was reached, although our sample was lacking a significant population of patients aged 25 or under (9.86%). This evidence concerns the gene GPT and liver disorder.